Right, and I do too, but you have to admit the media outlets we work for, respectively, allow us that luxury. If we worked at the Courier-Journal and WHAS radio covering college sports, we would have a completely different set of pressures and demands to answer to.

 

I'm of the opinion that once the swirl ended and a coach was named, most everyone in the general public completely forgot any missteps by those journalists caught up in it.

 

I agree with you on both counts. The public often forgets quickly while someone in the media remembers far longer.

Good for him. That's freaking awesome. There's plenty of media members that deserve the same and I hope they get it too.

The coach at OSU seems like a guy that you would really want to play hard for, not too many coaches would go that far to stand up for his players. The quarterback isn't the only one "doing it the right way":thumb::thumb::thumb: